Phonte (Of Little Brother) and Dj Brainchild start a bi-weekly podcast to just talk about whatever is on their mind, and play some records they're diggin. Episode 3 just came out yesterday, but lucky for you, episodes 1 and 2 are also streaming up on the website.
Episode 1: This episode finds Phonte discussing the unintentional comedy of fully-functional retards, and lamenting the death of Hillary Clinton’s dreams.
Episode 2: Phonte expounds on the niggotry of the R. Kelly trial and the homoerotic nature of male-male-female threesomes.
Episode 3: Phonte reflects on Father’s Day by saluting the greatest sitcom daddies of all time*, explaining the difference between a father and a daddy, and by giving the 2008 Ed O.G. “Be A Father To Your Child” Award to a worthy recipient.
Once again, Gordon Gartrell Radio with Phonte of Little Brother and DJ Brainchild. Good stuff.
Talking about fathers taking responsibility and repairing families. Obama addresses the congregation for about 20 minutes at the Apostolic Church of God in Chicago, IL on June 15, 2008.
Back with a whole lotta sample of the day goodness. Someone put together a sample mixtape for Doggystyle. So I'll post that link up for you, and I'll use one for a SOTD.
02. Slave’s “Watching You” & George McRae’s “I Get Lifted” (Gin & Juice)
03. Funkadelic’s “Flashlight” (Tha Shiznit)
04. Slick Rick & Doug E. Fresh’s “La Di Da Di,” Kyu Sakamoto’s “Sukiyaki” & Rose Royce’s “Ohh Boy” (Lodi Dodi)
05. James Brown’s “Funky President” (Murder Was The Case)
06. Ohio Players’ “Funky Worm” (Serial Killa)
07. The Counts’ “Pack of Lies,” Parliament’s “Give up the Funk” & “P-Funk,” Funkadelic’s “(Not Just) Knee Deep,” George Clinton’s “Atomic Dog” & Tom Brown’s “Funkin’ 4 Jamaica” (Who Am I [What’s My Name])?
08. Lyn Collins’ “Think (About It)” ( Ain’t No Fun [If the Homies Can’t Have None])
09. Richard Field’s “If It Ain’t One Thing, It’s Another” (Doggy Dogg World)
10. Bernard Wright’s “Haboglabotribin” & Curtis Mayfield’s “Eddie You Should Know Better” (Gz and Hustlas)
11. Isaac Hayes’ “The Look Of Love” (Gz Up, Hoes Down)
P.S. Some fun Sample trivia for you. I might have been mistaken when I said that Audio Two's Top Billin had the most samples ever in Hip-Hop. Technically, as far as the beat and the whole thing, it could be. However, in this mixtape, Lyn Collin's "Think (About it)" is the original source of that "WOO! YEAH!" James Brown Sample that pops up in EVERY GOD DAMN SONG. (The Lyn Collins song was written and produced by Mr. Brown) Just for fun, I went and found a list. Check it out HERE.
